The kingdom of God is here, and the King who reigns uses His power to bring people into the kingdom. Jesus never recruits by force, but transforms men so that they see God for who He really is, and then see themselves for who they really are. Ironically, when a person therein feels the least deserving of God's grace, that is when the Lord extends the most mercy and pulls them close. In Luke 5:1-11, Jesus and Peter go fishing. Jesus "catches" Peter and then commissions Peter to "catch men" alive.
(From the series The Gospel of Luke, a verse-by-verse exposition of the third gospel.)
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C. H. Elijah Sadaphal wears many hats. He is a father, husband, teacher, physician, author, and podcast host. He is the founder of What Christians Should Know (WCSK), an organization dedicated to fighting biblical illiteracy and educating Christians on what they believe and why...
